Introduction to the Grand Kremlin: The Grand Kremlin Palace (Grand Kremlin Palace) is located in the southwest of the Kremlin. It is the main palace of the Kremlin. The palace was built from 1839 to 1849 and consists of the ancient Andrevsky Hall and the Albanian Palace. The Leksandrovsky Hall is connected.
The Grand Kremlin is a two-story palace with a classical Russian-style appearance. The upper floors are surrounded by a circle of terraces. In the center of the palace is an attic decorated with various patterns, with a copper dome higher than the main building. , up to 13 meters, with a flagpole, and the national flag is raised on holidays.
The interior of the Grand Kremlin is rectangular, with 70 halls covering a total area of 20,000 square meters. The halls have various architectural styles, coordination and gorgeous decoration. The front hall on the first floor is entirely decorated with marble and malachite. There are 18 columns on the front and statues on the tops of the columns. Before the disintegration of the Soviet Union, a statue of Lenin stood in the center of the rostrum of the hall. On the second floor there are Georgiev Hall, Vladimir Hall and Catherine Hall. Bronze products, fine porcelain and 19th century furniture are displayed in the halls.
Before the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Grand Kremlin was the place where the Soviet government, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and social groups held meetings.